Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-08

ject: Council Proceedings. Evening
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On account Of childrens day exercises
next Sunday, baccalaureate sermon be-
fore the graduating class Of the High
School, will be postponed until Monday
evening, and will be held in the Congreg
atiOnal church.
| The program of the twenty ninth an.
| niversary of the Central Minnesota Bap.
fist Association is published in another
column. AS many as possible should at
tend this meeting, as q pleasant and PIC f.
liable time will without doubt be enjoy
eddy all. H.: al. +.
| &C. A. and Ole Dalager went down to
Lyle Wednesday evening, to attend the
wedding of Miss Mollie Sampson and
! Louis Thompson. They report delight
! full time ana splendid entertainme mt. It
was in fact impossible to get away "tll
morning. .ss ~.
| Still Noble of Udolpho was unfortu.
nate last week in having his team get
away from him. They ran into wire
fen &c and one of them was cut severly.
One of his horses in the pasture also got
its foot entangled IN the wire and was
severely cut.
Married at Pilot Grove, Mimi. June
l; E 5G?3aa W; Morgan and Miss Helen
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan have been visit.
ing Eds mother in Austin since the hap
py event noted above. They left for
their home in Dakota yesterday. !
! e. B. Crane returned from Virginia
Saturday morning. He seems to have
been having genuine picnic riding over
trout, etc. The etc: does not mean catch
ing trout. We fear that E. B. is inclined
to take it easy when away from home.
The plate glass front for the First
National Bank arrived Monday afternoon
to the joy of the residents of the corner,
who have been obliged to vary their &C
customed pursuits, with an interesting
conflict against dust and sand, in their
various authorizations and combinations.
! Owatonna Journal and Herald: There
was crowded attendance at the Memoir
ial services held at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday. Rev. w. E. Stanley, Depart
ment Chaplain, preached sermon of
great eloquence. and all who listened to
him, speak in the highest praise of his
discourse.
| Albert Lea was in clover last week
during the encampment. It Is estimated
that $4,000 people were on the GROUNDS.
Thursday, the day of the Governors arriv
all 500 partook of the banquet. Austin's
delegation included about fifty members
! of McIntye Post and twenty members of
the relief crops.
| The OwatOuna drum CORPS visited
Austin with the Governor and Soldi er's
Home Commissioners. They are we'll
drilled and made some good music on
our streets. What attracted particular
attention however was quietness and
good behavior. Owatonna may justly
feel proud of her drum corps.
The Lansing cheese factory is COM
ing on finely. Last week the receipts of
milk averaged over 5000 pounds daily
! and would have been greater but for the
lack of cans. More cans have been order
ed and on their arrival 1t is expected that
5000 pounds of milk will be handled per
day, making six or seven hundred pounds
of cheese.
-Baptismal services were administered
at the NJ. E. church Sunday last to 26 can
didates, and 20 were taken into full
membership with the church. Next
Sunday it is expected Is more will be
united with the church. Quite an ad-
ditiOn to the ranks of the church. Rev.
Dewart is a thorough worker. apleasant
gentleman, and a good whole souled
every day christian, which accounts for
the success of the church.
Are we to have forurth of July? If
so, it is time to be up and moving in the
matter. The noble old bird of liberty
should have chance to flap her wings
and scream at least once year. the
small boy to display his patriotism touch
ing off the fire cracker. while the old We
teran! can sit in the shade, eat peanuts and
throw up his hat occasionly. Let US OBJ
serve the day, and ever keep fresh in our
memories the trials and struggles of those
noble veterans, who gave us our liberty.
For price of Butter and Eggs.
See the TRANSCRIPT Market Report.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
We are informed that Rev. W. L.
Davidson of Cleveland, Ohio, now travel
ing in the interest of Maplewood Park,
tree lecture some time this month. Mr..
Davidson was one of the lectures at
Maplewood Park last year, and Is also
engaged for this season. He is most
eloquent speaker, as we can testify, hav.
ing had the pleasure OF hearing him last
season at Maplewood. Be sure and hear
him when he comes, and we will bespeak
for you rare intellectual treat. .F.
Clerk of Court Sweningsen issued
marriage licenses to the following parties
duling the month Of May: .5E, ~.
Claudius A. Monte and Mary A. Gill.
gan. .5@ 1..>
E.. Griffith and Jessie Simpson. :
Benny Benson and Anna NJ. johnson.
George Carson and Anna Durken.
John Hogberg and Anna K. Swenson.
Miles Anderson and Kari J.. Hisjdahl.
Stephen Storkson and Sigri Severson.
Martin u. Nelson and Amelia Jacob
son. -... q
lver E. Teigen and Bertha Jensen.
y. E. Hasle and Sarah III. Aamoth.
| Louis R. Thompson and Mollie Samp-
son.
The annual encampment of the Sir
Knights of Minnesota will be held at
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